Frequently Asked Questions
To go to the mailists, click here and choose the list(s) you wish to subscribe. The Archives are available as a resource here as well.
Yes they are and this can be a great place to start when you may be stuck.
To search the archives, use the following format in your google search engine "<search string>:<TF Domain of Interest>"
For example:
"OP-TEE:lists.trustedfirmware.org/pipermail/tf-m/"
There are two good ways to do this. For individual projects subscribe to the associated maillist
To recieve notifications of all the project releases along with other interesting content such as white papers and blogs, you are encouraged to follow the TrustedFirmware.org LinkedIn channel here
Yes. There is an Open Source Firmware channel that can be found on slack at https://osfw.slack.com/
As of March 2024, the traditional project wiki has been depricated with its content moved to a project-wide readthedocs instance that is located here as well as the per project readthedocs content available for each project. Access requires logging in with a valid github account. Additional access provided to members as needed.
A summary page of the various projects roadmaps can be found here. All members are encouraged to contribute to the roadmap here with either change requests or their own planned contributions.
The Community Code of Conduct is located here. The TrustedFirmware Inclusive Language Policy can be found on the same page as the Community Code of Conduct.
For details of the governance model, please visit the about->join page of this website and click on the downloadable current version of the Charter. Please email enquiries@trustedfirmware.org for any questions regarding membership.
This is found in the Project Charter. Please visit the about->join page of this website and click on the downloadable current version of the Charter for details. Please email enquiries@trustedfirmware.org for any questions regarding membership.
Linaro is a Platinum Member of the Trusted Firmware project and provides governance, hosting and other services.
Trusted Board Boot Requirements Client (TBBR-Client) is an Arm specification that defines the basic requirements implemented by TF-A for Trusted Boot. It can be found at this link.
TF-A is migrating from GitHub to Trusted Firmware.org Git and Gerrit repositories. Details on the migration plan can be found here.
We’re building the TF-M FAQ. See here for more details
The best place to start is the public meeting archives for multiple TrustedFirmware projects. These often include recorded technical meetings enabling content review at the convenience of the listener.
- Technical Meetings home page located here